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$10 million grants awarded for semiconductor manufacturing in Central Florida - Vimarsana News

$10 million grants awarded for semiconductor manufacturing in Central Florida

(The Center Square) – With chip and semiconductor shortages expected to last through the year, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Florida is continuing its investment in local technology initiatives to strengthen

More EVs are coming. Where's the infrastructure to support them? - Vimarsana News

More EVs are coming. Where's the infrastructure to support them?

Baona/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Charging an electric vehicle is simple and painless -- if you have a charger installed at home. Automakers are producing EVs at a feverish pace with government backing. Yet the number of public charging stations, critical for mass EV adoption, is lacking. There are fewer than 46,000 EV public charging sites currently in the U.S., according to Department of Energy data. In comparison, the number of gasoline fueling stations in the country totals more than 150,000. There are several EV-charging network providers currently in the market: EVgo, Blink, ChargePoint, Volta, ...

More EVs are coming. Where's the infrastructure to support them? - Vimarsana News

More EVs are coming. Where's the infrastructure to support them?

There are less than 46,000 public EV chargers currently in the U.S.

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21 Years Ago: Linkin Park Release 'Hybrid Theory' - Vimarsana News

21 Years Ago: Linkin Park Release 'Hybrid Theory'

On Oct. 24, 2000, Linkin Park arrived.

Michigan Is a Great Contender for Microchip, EV Investment - Vimarsana News

Michigan Is a Great Contender for Microchip, EV Investment

Some say that Michigan is well suited to become the hub for next-gen technologies like semiconductors and electric vehicles, but will need more investment before it outpaces tech hubs in New England and the West.